Combustion control
For optimation of combustion processes proper dosing of
combustion air is essential. The control must be based on
representative monitoring of O2 and CO content in flue gas at
high furnace temperatures. Conventional O2 monitoring is not
always sufficient for an effective burner control.
Parallel O2 and CO monitoring provides the representative
information.
Fuel gas and combustion air flow
Thermal conductivity, fluidistor, ultrasonic, and discontinuity based
flow monitors to monitor even hot and havily polluted gases
Filter watch monitoring
Filter watch monitoring systems allow easy identification of a
defective sleeve. This monitoring helps effective maintenance
planning and significantly prolongs sleeve life expectancy.
Working area monitors
Particulate and toxic gas working area monitoring
Continuous monitoring of emissions
EU legislation typically requires monitoring of SO2, NOX, CO, CO2,
O2, particles and flow. CEMS can be extended by HCl, HF, NH3,
TOC and Hg.
Data systems allow flexible implementation in accordance to local
legislation and plant specifications.
All the instruments must fulfill QAL1 certification requirements.
Purpose of these instruments is flue gas testing and
proper setting of boiler systems. Rugged instruments
designed for harsh industrial environment allowing
remote communication.
Flow and sampling monitoring of solid materials
Flow monitoring and representative sampling of bulk
materials for later laboratory analysis.
